Members of 1907 08 Georgia House by county list
Speaker Slaton releases a complete 1907 08 Georgia House member list from 133 counties with twelve counties not yet acting. It names representatives for each county and notes final selections pending in Bryan, Cai toosa Charlton Clinch Crisp Dade Gilmer Lumpkin McIntosh Pickens Quitman Union Walker and that most will vote in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
John M. Slaton
Apriling
J B. Taylor
Baxley
Baker
J. C. Oduin
Newton
Baldwin
E. R. Hinas
Milledgeville
Banks
P. F. M. Farr
Sliver Sioais
Bartow
J. A. Price
W. J
Cusseta
Terokee
R. M. Moore
Waleska
Clarke
J. J. McMahan
Athens
Clayton
D. M. Hale
Riverdale
Clay-Emmett R. Bhaw
Fort Gaines
Coffee
C. A. Ward
Douglas
Copb
J. Z. Foster
J. D. Anderson
Marlette
Columbia
W. W. Hamilton
Grovetown
W. J Wiliams
Eastman
Dooly
J. P Heard
T. A. Adkins, Jr
Vienna
Dougherty
Samuel H Tift
Albany
R. T. Whitley
Douglasville
Dawson
John R. Hubbard
Pulaski
Hawkinsville
Putnam
Reid
Hatenton
Randolph
B. T. Rogers
Sheilman
Richmond
Boykin Wright
BR. E. Abden
C. E. Dunbar
Augusta
Hockdale
J. Wil Cowan
Ff’ D. No. 2
Covington
Rabin
R. E Cannon
Schley
M. FB
Collum
Screven
H. S. White
Sylvania
Spalding
J. D. Boyd
Griffin
Stewart
P. Lunsford
Lumpkin
Sumter
James Taylor
W. W. Dykes
Americus
Talbot
W. M. Parker
Talbotton
Mallaferro
I. R. Kendrick
Crawford- Wise
Taylor
Walter_C. Stewart
Royal
Teitall
Matt Cook
Lumber City
Thames
M. EL. Cook
Boston
Stubbs
Ochockgee
W. L. MacIntyre
Thomasville
E. P. Brown
Tifton
Troup
W. T. Tuggie
R. Mi. Young
LaGrange
Turner
J. M. Sumner
Ashburn
N. Maxwell
Jeffersonville
Tattnall
Ww. T. Burkwalter
Wickes
Wootten
Tignall
R. OG
Barksdale
Washington
Wilkinson
Adame
Allentown
Worth
Claud Payton
Sylvester
I. Duggan
Frank Walker
Sanderaville
Wayne
Ben Brillain
Webster
C. ©. Tracey
White
Jease R. Lumeden
Santee
Whitfield
George G. Glenn
Dalton
Wilcox
S. B. Reid
Rochelle
Bryan
Catoosa
Charlton
Clinch
Crisp
Dade
Gilmer
Mclntosh
Pickens
Quitman
Union
Walker
Staton
Ministers Denounce Crime Abolish Negro Dives Plan
The Ministers Union of the African Methodist Church adopted resolutions on August 25 1906 denouncing criminals and vagrants. They pledge aid to arrest criminals and vow to excommunicate members who violate their creed while supporting efforts to shut down dives and dens of vice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
African Methodist Church
Ministerial Union of
J. A. Davis
Tate
Suaelon
Peruna Saved Woman From Painful Ovarian Surgery
Mrs RS MATHS KLINE of Portland Oregon recalls severe back and stomach pains and general weakness with ovarian trouble. She refused surgery, used Peruna, and in a little over three months regained health and strength, praising Peruna for saving her from operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street
Portland
Ore
Peruna
Fraternal rally urges crime reduction and unity
A local gathering urged citizens to back peaceful, sober reform and fraternal relations while condemning crime and vagrancy. Clergy members called for moderation and community effort to improve conditions, noting unity between races as essential to state and nation. A separate note reports Frank Herman, a Girard youth, arriving in Columbus with a severely cut head after an accusation against Frank Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H Heard
W. A. Fountain
J. S. Flipper
J. N. Ross
J. B. Rpton
William Byrd
John Harmo
Dugge
CM. Manning
J. T. Wilkerson
Girard
Columbus
Frank Herman
Frank Perry
Guard shoots convict to save life at Atlanta prison
Officer Fry, a guard at the United States penitentiary in South Atlanta, shot Ed Richmond after the convict attacked with curses and tried to wrench his baton. The first shot wounded the hand, the second killed him near the heart. Richmond, from Indian Territory, had a long prison record. Fry, two years at Atlanta after seven years in Tennessee, is praised as a cool, capable guard. Warden Moyer has contacted Richmond’s relatives about burial options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet Fry
United States Penitentiary
South
Atlanta
Ed Richmond
Richmond
Officer Fry
Fry
Indian Territory
Tennessee State Penitentiary
Moyer
Little
Hipple's Fall Surprises Many
Philadelphia August 2 Frank K Hipple late president of the Real Estate Trust Company faced collapse over secret dealings. He controlled over $1 000 000 as Presbyterian church treasurer and also managed large funds for the general assembly and mission committees. The failure shakes faith in human nature and raises questions about the church’s foreign missions funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Frank K. Hipple
Hipple
The
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
H. P. Ford
Alexander Henry
Synod of Pennsylvania
Presbyterian Hospital
Trust Company
5AM Jones Tabernacle Meet in Cartersville GA
On September 18 to 23, the Western and Atlantic R.R. will sell round trip tickets from Atlanta, Dalton and intermediate stations to Cartersville at one fare. Sam Jones will be assisted by Evangelist Oliver and renowned ministers. Prof. Q. Excell will lead music with noted gospel singers. Three services daily at 10:30 a.m., 3 p.m., and 8 p.m. The people of Cartersville welcome the great crowds with hospitality. CHAS. HARMAN, General Passenger Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JONES
Tabernacle Meeting
Cartersville
Western
Atlantic RB. R
Atlanta
Dalton
Sam Jones
Evangelist Oliver
Q. Excell
Carteraville
Chas. . Harman
Death Takes W R Dimmock
Hon William R Dimmock secretary to the board of water commissioners long a prominent Atlanta figure died at his Jackson Street home after meningitis Following early work with Winship machine works he served as city clerk and water department secretary He led Masons Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows with military ties to the Governor's Horse Guard Funeral at Grace Church funeral service at 3 pm. city hall offices closed 2 pm to burial. Acting Mayor Harwell issued proclamation detailing city observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William RB. Dimmock
Board of Water Commissioners
Gate City
Atlanta
Jackson Street
England
Dimmock
Winship Machine Works
Jon Foundry
Ife
South
Winships
Dimmack
Pythias
Khorassan
Terrell
May Wittlamoon
Houston
Texas
Lone Star
Avary Miller Dimmock
Williamson
Mr. Dimmock
Methodist Church
Grace Church
City of
Water Works Department
Thia
Half-Mart
J. H. Harwell
Rebels Besiege Cabannis in Cuban Conflict
Havana reports Congressman Cam pos Marquetti leading insurgents to Cabannis on the north coast of Pinar del Rio with a large force and 18 besieging the town. Cincinnati records the National Fraternal Order of Buffaloes convention electing officers including Grand bison Louis Bardes and vice grand bison G. Dallas Russ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Campos Marquetti
Cabannis
Pinar del Rio
Buffalor
Sesaion
Cincinnati
Ohio
National
Fraternal Order of Buffaloes
Grand Bison
Louis Bardes
G. Dallas Russ
New Orleans
A. ©. Locking
Huntington
W. Va
Joseph P. Harrison
Eribe
T. A. Clay
Hountington
Charles E. Faudz
Newport
FR W. Bkelton
Fort Wayne
Ini
Ont
de Pekel
Gay Sunn
Savannah Adopts Street Car Racial Segregation Ordinance
Savannah Georgia August 29 Special Alderman Stewart introduced an ordinance to segregate races on street cars. It assigns conductors to seat white and colored passengers separately and makes police prosecute violations under state law. Violators face fines up to 100 dollars or up to thirty days imprisonment. City council is likely to pass the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Stewart
Lini's
Caunell
Also Mentioned on This Page
NEW House
En Elfngham
C. T Guyton
Guyton
Elbert
W. B. Adam
Elberton
L. H. Martle
Middleton
Emanuel
J. Tyson
Swainsboro
B. L. Rountree
Summit
Fannin
Wiliam Butt
Blue Ridge
Farette
J. W_ Wise
Payetteville Floyd
Seaborn Wright
R. L. Cham- Die
I. A. Dean
Rome
Posvth
Andrew E. Bond
Silver City
Franklin
S. B. Swilling
Carnea- Ate Fulton
R. B. Blackburn
Madison Bell
JM. Slaton
Bascock
W A. Gibson
Gibson
Ginn H
Lee
Brunswick
Gordon—O Calbeck
Calhoun
Grady
R. K. Terrell
Whigham
Greene
R. E. Davidson
Woodville
Gwinnett
O. A. Nix
WLW
Wilson
Lawrenceville
Haversham
J. C Edwards
Clarksville
Halil
H. Perry
Gainesville
H. H. Stephens
Murrayville
Hancock
Seaborn
Reese
Sparta Harelaon
W. T. Eaves
Buchanan
Harris
L. Exilaon
Ellerstic Hart
A. J. McMullan
Hartwell
Heard
Trent
Henry
C. Mewbridge
J H. Davis
F W. Fagan
Fort Valley
Irwin
E. J. Dorming
Fitzgerald
Jackson
A M Flannigan
J. N. Holder
Jefferson Jenkins
Robert G. Daniel
Millen
Jeff Davis
Lot
W Johnson
Hazelhurst
Jasper
G. F. Johnson
Monticello
Jefferson
R. XN
Hardeman
Louisville
Johnson
W J Flanders
Wrightsville Dunes
J. B Jackson
Clinton
Laurens
G. W Wiliams
Dublin
Dos Clark
Dublin Lincoln
W. C Powell
Pansy
Lowndes
J. R. Walker
C. R. Ashley
Valdosta
Tibertr
Donald Fraser
Hines Macon & Reid
Madison
L. A. White
Danielsville
Marion
E. H McMichael
Buena Vista
Duffie
M. Haygood
Dearing
Meriwether
W. R. Jones
Greenville
GolkKeith
Oakland
Mider
Wiliam
Greer
Colquitt
Muton
E. P. Walker
Alpharetta
Mitchell
A. T. Jones
Camilla
Monroe
Ben Hill
George Ogden Perkins
Forsyth
Montgomery
W. J. Peterson
Vermont
Charles R. Russell
Per Stock- Morgan
Paul M. Atkingon
Murray
J. W. Austin
RF. D
Eilen
F D. Ballard
Tethorpe
Paul Brown
Lexington
P Onee
J. D. Price
Farmington
Paulding
Thomas B. Kendall
Hiram
Belk
Felton M. Mundy
Cedartown
Pierce_A
Estes
Blackshear Pike
W A. Strickland
Concord
Muse
Whitehall
United ‘States
Federal
J. M. High CO
Wilton
Beaus
Newwort
Axminsters
Ismyrnas and Tapestry
Brussels
Tapestry
Death
W. R. Dimmock
Mozley
Congressman Marquetti
Flan
Columbia Graphophone
Fett
Paris
St. Louis
Fightet
Columbia Phonograph Co
Gea'l
Peachtree
Atlanta, Ga
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